Quote Originally Posted by golanshahar
Just out of curiosity, WHY?

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Because the standard sais that the smallest addressable entity the byte is.

A general note: the minimum size a file can have is platform dependant and file system format dependant. This because the smalles unit the OS can allocate on the disk a block. Yout 10 byte file will take something like 4k or more on the disk.

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